Author: A. Steen
Date: 19:51:43 11/20/05
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On November 20, 2005 at 17:32:21, Ryan B. wrote: >As you have shown in the past that you are against anything not Toga I do not >expect your opinions to be objective and I expect you will only show positions >favoring Toga. However I think most people will understand that Gambit Fruit is >a much younger engine and seeks a much different style of play than the tactical >Toga. I think both engines should be considered useful for their own strengths. > If you are trying to start a rivalry I think this is a mistake. I have already >communicated with Thomas and have offered to contribute SMP code to both the >Toga and Gambit Fruit projects. Me and Thomas have no issues with each others >projects, you however annoy me. >Ryan > >On November 20, 2005 at 16:58:02, Eduard Nemeth wrote: > >>First the fantastic game of Toga II 1.1 Beta3 in Thueringen Ryan, forgive me as a near patzer and total outsider for intervening here. In my experience in something like chess, competition is usually a more efficient selective evolutionary process than symbiosis or co-operation. What is wrong in the two offspring being antagonistic rivals? Won't that result in one or maybe two better chess engines than a co-op? Slurs can spur, as they say somewhere. :) Best, with a fine chianti, A.S.
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